Expresses opposition to New York's congestion pricing plan and urges Federal Highway Administration to include New Jersey stakeholders in decision-making process.

This New Jersey Assembly Resolution (AR 25) expresses opposition to New York's congestion pricing plan, which would charge drivers entering Manhattan's central business district (south of 60th Street) to fund public transit. It directly affects New Jersey residents who commute to Manhattan via the Lincoln Tunnel, Holland Tunnel, or George Washington Bridge, as they would face new tolls without receiving transit benefits. The resolution urges the Federal Highway Administration to require New Jersey stakeholders' inclusion in decision-making before finalizing the plan. As a symbolic resolution, it does not change policy but formally states New Jersey's position on the matter.